8″ Kay Aortic Anastomosis Clamp 4.5 cm Wide, 1.9 cm Deep

The 8″ Kay Aortic Anastomosis Clamp 4.5 cm Wide, 1.9 cm Deep is a specialized vascular surgical instrument designed for controlled clamping and manipulation of appropriate vascular structures during cardiovascular, aortic, and vascular procedures. Its Kay-style configuration combines an extended 8-inch length with a broad 4.5 cm wide working profile and 1.9 cm deep jaw dimensions, providing surgeons with a purpose-oriented instrument for procedures requiring dependable vascular control. The 8-inch overall length provides useful reach while maintaining practical maneuverability within the surgical field. This length can be particularly beneficial when working around deeper anatomical structures, allowing the surgeon to position the clamp without placing the hand unnecessarily close to the operative site. The design supports controlled instrument placement and manipulation during technically demanding cardiovascular procedures. One of the defining characteristics of this Kay aortic anastomosis clamp is its 4.5 cm wide jaw profile . The broad working width provides a substantial contact area for appropriate vascular structures and can support controlled engagement during procedures requiring temporary occlusion or manipulation. The 1.9 cm jaw depth provides a defined working dimension that complements the wider profile, allowing the instrument to be positioned according to the requirements of the surgical technique. Kay aortic anastomosis clamps are used by trained surgical professionals in settings where precise vascular control is required. This instrument may be incorporated into cardiovascular surgical instrument sets, vascular surgery trays, aortic surgery sets, thoracic surgical collections, and vascular anastomosis instrument systems . Its specific application should always be determined by the operating surgeon based on the procedure, anatomy, and established clinical technique. The broad jaw design is intended to provide controlled contact with the target structure rather than relying on a narrow point of engagement. This can be useful when the surgical technique requires a wider area of vascular control. Because vascular tissues are delicate, appropriate pressure and placement are essential. The clamp should only be used for structures and procedures for which its design is appropriate, following accepted surgical practice and the manufacturer’s intended-use guidance. The instrument’s durable construction is intended to withstand the mechanical demands of professional surgical use. When supplied as a reusable instrument, appropriate cleaning, decontamination, inspection, and sterilization are essential for maintaining its performance and service life. Before each procedure, the clamp should be examined for correct jaw alignment, smooth mechanical action, structural integrity, and any signs of wear or damage. Following use, the Kay Aortic Anastomosis Clamp should be processed promptly according to the healthcare facility’s validated reusable surgical instrument protocol. Cleaning should thoroughly address the working surfaces and moving components. After decontamination, the instrument should be inspected and sterilized using an approved method consistent with applicable manufacturer recommendations and institutional procedures. Proper maintenance helps preserve the clamp’s mechanical performance and ensures it remains suitable for subsequent professional use. For hospitals, cardiovascular operating rooms, vascular surgeons, surgical centers, and medical instrument suppliers, the 8″ Kay Aortic Anastomosis Clamp with 4.5 cm wide and 1.9 cm deep jaws is a valuable addition to specialized vascular instrument inventories. Its combination of extended reach, broad working width, and defined jaw depth provides a practical solution for controlled vascular handling in appropriate cardiovascular and aortic surgical applications. Key Features 8-inch Kay-style aortic anastomosis clamp 4.5 cm wide working jaw profile 1.9 cm deep jaw design Designed for controlled vascular clamping and manipulation Suitable for cardiovascular and vascular surgical procedures Useful for appropriate aortic and vascular anastomosis applications Extended length provides useful reach within the operative field Broad working width supports controlled vascular engagement Designed for precise positioning and instrument handling Suitable for cardiovascular and vascular surgical instrument sets Durable construction for professional surgical environments Requires appropriate cleaning, inspection, and sterilization procedures Product Specifications Specification Details Product Name Kay Aortic Anastomosis Clamp Length 8″ Jaw Width 4.5 cm Jaw Depth 1.9 cm Instrument Type Aortic Anastomosis Clamp Design Kay Style Primary Application Cardiovascular and Vascular Surgery Intended Use Controlled Vascular Clamping and Manipulation Working Profile Wide and Deep Jaw Design Construction Reusable Surgical Instrument Sterilization According to validated facility protocol and manufacturer guidance Intended Users Trained Surgical Professionals FAQs 1. What is an 8″ Kay Aortic Anastomosis Clamp used for? The Kay Aortic Anastomosis Clamp is designed for controlled manipulation and temporary clamping of appropriate vascular structures during cardiovascular, vascular, and aortic procedures. 2. What is the width of this Kay Aortic Clamp? This model has a specified 4.5 cm wide working profile, providing a broad area of engagement for appropriate vascular applications. 3. What does 1.9 cm deep mean? The 1.9 cm depth refers to the specified working depth of the clamp’s jaw profile, complementing its 4.5 cm width for controlled vascular engagement. 4. Why is the clamp 8 inches long? The 8-inch length provides useful reach and maneuverability, which can help with controlled positioning around deeper operative structures. 5. Is this Kay clamp suitable for cardiovascular surgery? Yes. It is intended for appropriate cardiovascular and vascular surgical applications requiring controlled vascular clamping or manipulation by trained surgical professionals. 6. Can this aortic anastomosis clamp be sterilized? When supplied as a reusable surgical instrument, it should be cleaned, decontaminated, inspected, and sterilized according to validated healthcare-facility procedures and applicable manufacturer instructions. 7. How should the Kay Aortic Anastomosis Clamp be maintained? The clamp should be cleaned promptly after use and carefully inspected for jaw alignment, mechanical operation, surface condition, and other signs of wear before sterilization and reuse.